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Noise Levels in Kingston Upon Thames

Greater London · London · Illustrative model value: 57 dB

57 dB
Illustrative Model Average
Moderate
43 dB
Lowest Assigned Value
KT15
61 dB
Highest Assigned Value
KT1

Illustrative values assigned from postcode lookup groups and preset ranges; not measured or validated predictions. How these values are produced.

All Postcode Districts in Kingston Upon Thames

Postcode Noise Level Rating
KT1 61 dB Noisy
KT12 61 dB Noisy
KT17 61 dB Noisy
KT2 61 dB Noisy
KT3 61 dB Noisy
KT5 61 dB Noisy
KT6 61 dB Noisy
KT14 60 dB Noisy
KT7 60 dB Noisy
KT18 59 dB Moderate
KT20 59 dB Moderate
KT21 59 dB Moderate
KT22 59 dB Moderate
KT24 59 dB Moderate
KT9 59 dB Moderate
KT11 57 dB Moderate
KT13 56 dB Moderate
KT23 55 dB Moderate
KT10 53 dB Moderate
KT8 53 dB Moderate
KT19 50 dB Moderate
KT4 49 dB Quiet
KT16 47 dB Quiet
KT15 43 dB Quiet

About Noise in Kingston Upon Thames

In this site's illustrative model, Kingston Upon Thames in Greater London has an average assigned value of 57 dB across 24 postcode districts. The assigned values range from 43 dB to 61 dB; they do not establish local environmental noise levels.

The model lists these source groups for Kingston Upon Thames: road. See the table above for the assigned values by postcode district.

Do not use these illustrative postcode values to assess a property or make a decision about a specific home. See how the values are produced and where to find official noise maps.

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